This post-impressionist oil painting depicts a rustic still life arrangement set upon a wooden table draped with a crumpled, thick white cloth. The central focus is a woven basket overflowing with various fruits, including peaches, pears, and apples. Beside the basket, a decorative ceramic pitcher and a lidded sugar bowl sit on the white fabric, adding a sense of domesticity to the composition.
In the background, the scene transitions into a darker, more ambiguous space, suggesting the interior of a room with furniture like a chair partially visible in the shadows. The composition is built on geometric structures, typical of the artist's style, where forms are rendered with deliberate, visible brushstrokes and a sense of architectural solidity rather than photographic realism.
The colour palette is earthy and warm, dominated by shades of ochre, sage green, deep brown, and soft whites. The light appears to originate from the left, casting subtle shadows that define the roundness of the fruit and the folds of the linen. The overall mood is contemplative and grounded, focusing on the tactile quality of the objects through heavy application of paint and a structured, flattened perspective.